What is the Chinese government doing about littering?

Thousands of street sweepers are employed by municipal governments to maintain the cleanness of their streets. The government also place a generous amount of public awareness programs on anti-litter campaigns. read more

The government also place a generous amount of public awareness programs on anti-litter campaigns. For as long as I could remember, anti-littering has always been taught in schools and in the public. But to many people's dismay (mine included), a lot of Chinese people just don't care about littering. read more

In China, most of the litter is found in the ocean, rivers, lakes and on the roads. read more

But an individual littering in a dirty garage is someone doing as others do, that is, following the descriptive norm, even if there is an injunctive norm, a law, that shows there is disapproval of the conduct. The application to government ethics is clear. read more